Growing up in Whistler, I developed a deep appreciation for nature and an active lifestyle, understanding early on the importance of movement for overall well-being. My early years were spent building strength and balance through competitive gymnastics until age 13, and I later enjoyed skiing and biking—activities that fostered both resilience and a love for the outdoors.

This passion for movement led me to study the human body in depth, starting with anatomy, physiology, and various sciences at the University of Victoria. I soon decided to focus on massage therapy, becoming a Registered Massage Therapist in 2010. Over the years, I encountered my own nagging pain and discomfort, which fueled a personal journey to explore different healing modalities that could help me—and my clients—achieve lasting relief.